Oral Odor Detection
In **oral breath detection devices**, gases such as **hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), methyl mercaptan, dimethyl sulfide, ammonia compounds, and other volatile gases** can be comprehensively sensed. Through multi-sensor cross-response analysis, the system can evaluate changes in oral gas concentrations and odor patterns, enabling **breath odor level assessment, abnormal breath odor alerts, and comparison of cleaning effects before and after oral care**. By integrating **active pump-assisted sampling, fixed sampling distance, and algorithmic models**, the system can reduce the influence of blowing methods, ambient airflow, and sample concentration fluctuations. It can be adapted for **smart toothbrushes, smart mirrors, oral care devices, and portable breath odor detectors**. This function can serve as a tool for daily oral health management and risk indication. However, bad breath may be associated with tongue coating, periodontal problems, oral infections, or other systemic factors. Persiste